Sledgehammer

Shawn Armstrong said:
No need. I own a jump cue, purely for tournament play. The rules allow for them, so you're allowed to use them. I'll use them if the rules allow them. I just don't really think they have a real place in the game. I think a good safety should be rewarded. I've seen safes that would be impossible to kick out of, but are a breeze to jump out of. To run out, we rarely require PERFECT shape, except the odd shot. Due to the jump cue being allowed, there is no such thing as a good safety anymore. It's either PERFECT, or you can jump out of it.

I see your point. BUT, how many times do newbs pick up a jump cue and pocket balls with it. It still is a skill that needs to be developed. You make it seem like everyone is jumping out of tough safes and running out all over everyone. I think a good safe you will have to kick. If you allow them room to jump then the safety just wasn't good enough. If a person can jump a ball 1in away and make shots then that to me takes just as much skill as kicking a ball in. From what I see, people, especially amateurs, only pocket at most %20 (which includes the hangers) of the jumps they attempt and foul a large percentage anyways. I'll still 3 foul people all day long :D
 
Prize Patrol

gulyassy said:
You win Wednesday's first prize for the correct answer.


Mike,
When do I get my Prize???Did I win the same thing as before?(nothing):eek:

Tank
 
Tank138 said:
Mike,
When do I get my Prize???Did I win the same thing as before?(nothing):eek:

Tank
Tank, I have a prize for you, a moori (your choice) tip I will mail to you if you get this question right. Who was the person who challenged me for $100.00 in Charlotte at J Regenolds 9 ball tournament, to see which break jump cue was better, his or mine?
 
gulyassy said:
Tank, I have a prize for you, a moori (your choice) tip I will mail to you if you get this question right. Who was the person who challenged me for $100.00 in Charlotte at J Regenolds 9 ball tournament, to see which break jump cue was better, his or mine?
John Barton
 
gulyassy said:
Tank, I have a prize for you, a moori (your choice) tip I will mail to you if you get this question right. Who was the person who challenged me for $100.00 in Charlotte at J Regenolds 9 ball tournament, to see which break jump cue was better, his or mine?

Rick Howard
 
All right now this game is too easy to pass on. I will mail 2 Moori tips of your choice to the first correct answer to who challenged me to the better break jump at J Reginalds 9 ball tournament in Charlotte, N.C., at the Sledgehammer debut.
 
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